Palace bus

[BensGrandad]

Most London clubs use Kings Ferry am surprised they didnt. Did they stay at East Sussex Golf Club Saturday night or the Travel Inn in London Rd.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

We win at home for the first time in many years. The heavens open as Palace fans leave the stadium. An Argentinian scores two of the goals.

Coincidence?

Sometime last week I pointed out that a South American Pope would bring in a new era for Uruguayan managers and Argentinian centre forwards in the Championship.....

 

[Willy Dangle]

Most London clubs use Kings Ferry am surprised they didnt. Did they stay at East Sussex Golf Club Saturday night or the Travel Inn in London Rd.

They stayed at the travellers site at Patcham.

 

[portslade seagull]

Must admit never really noticed the bus as I was enjoying the 3-0 win we had just accomplished rather easily without playing 10-men for 70-odd minutes and the need to dive twice to get 2 penalties

 

[Weststander]

Was a tad rubbish

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Most the clubs now, including PL, seem to use one luxury coach company with the inevitable blacked out windows.

 

[Tummy Burger]

Oh gosh no. I'd also like to talk about

-the header from Ulloa that set Buckley free to cross into the box, whereby Ulloa ran forty yards to get on the end of it and score via his head and knee.

-the lovely pinpoint free kick that Spanish Dave blew Speroni away with

-the beautiful passing move that set up our third goal

-the thundering tackle by Greer that cleaned Zaha out completely

-the fact that Holloway took (IMHO) Palace's best player off at half time and replaced him with, amongst others, the anonymous Kevin Phillips

-the fact that Murray (always scores against us) and Phillips (always scores against us) didn't score against us

-the fact that Holloway (always beats us) didn't beat us

-Holloway moaning about the roof and the fact that his coat got wet

-Zaha's stampy little Tiny Tears tantrums

-singing "Glad Ulloa" to Palace fans on the train

-the moment when Parr ran all the way down the wing unchallenged, sliced the ball out of play and then fell over

-Parr otherwise being owned by our wingers

-Damien Delaney getting into an argument on Twitter with your own fans

-Holloway's tactical genius in switching Zaha from Calderon's side of the pitch (whom he seemed to have the beating of) to Bridge's side (where he disappeared entirely)

-Mother Nature further enhancing the day for us by producing a rainstorm of Noah's Ark proportions just as the away fans were leaving the ground

-oh, and the fact that the abysmal injustice of the officials awarding Palace a first half goal kick when the entire population of the Amex, including all twenty two players, your fans, our fans, the six year old match mascots, Gully, everybody sitting on both teams' benches and Wardy, the stadium cat, was waiting for an Albion corner, was rectified within moments by our first goal.

I can think of some more, if you like

I am not sure if it is just the subject matter, or simply the way it is written, but that has to be up there with my favourite NSC posts of all time. CLASS

 

[Gary Gurr]

Did anyone else think that the bus that Palace travelled down on looked like an MOT failure. Looked nothing like the swanky ones we usually see at the Amex for the away teams.

I remarked that it looked sh**e before the game and after once they put the lights on it looked like a ... caravan!

 

[Gazwag]

We past it going through Lewes tunnel before the game, saw Crystal Palace in dot matrix on the front and assumed it was a supporters coach until we saw it parked near the north stand when we got to the ground. Don't know why they came that way, unless they stayed the night at Sussex National maybe.

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

As we wandered out of the WSU at least half an hour after the game, Palace were loading up the bus with kit etc.

They loaded two rubbish wheelie bins out, I presume they are used for ice baths?

Zaha was having his picture taken etc, so I did get the chance to ask him what it was like spending the afternoon in Bridge's pocket. If looks could kill.

 

[Soulman]

Iv'e enjoyed reading this thread.

 

[jackanada]

Can I just back up on Ednas post?

Is there really a stadium cat?

 

[u'vebeenamexed]

I saw that bus after the game - looked like the wheels had come off.

 

[Horses Arse]

Watching the subs warm up, the palace lads had filthy tired old bibs on........it sort of summed up the difference between us these days. Parish and his mates need to start putting a bit of cash into that club.

I thought this. Looked like a dog and duck 11 - very tin pot

 

[Paskman]

Where did they stable the horses during the match? Did anyone see?

 

[Bladders]

Can I just back up on Ednas post?

Is there really a stadium cat?

Mildred, currently living in the North West new upper whilst closed.

Also back up pie filling.

 

[Triggaaar]

I have no idea what the Palace bus was like, but I saw they forgot to park it, and they got spanked 3 nil.

 

[oldboy]

Bromleys full of millwall and croydons half chelsea. And very very important croydon and half bromley is ethnics muslims and africans etc dont go football.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Can I just back up on Ednas post?

Is there really a stadium cat?

I have no idea. I would very much like there to be one. And for it to be called something suitably Albion.

 

[csider]

Noticed that too. Looked like a shoddy rail replacement effort. Wasn't going to mention it, but seeing as we're on the subject

SHODDY - a word not often used but one of my favourite words!!

My Dad always uses it when returning an item to a shop. Demanding a refund for shoddy goods.

 

[severnside gull]

saw them delivering Papa John's pizzas on board before they drove off.......... couldn't afford Domino presumably?